Wes wins $216,000 NASA Grant
A star discovered in Wesleyan's Van Vleck Observatory could be vital to understanding how stars and planets are formed. Bill ...
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Voting opens for three trustee spots
Ballots for the three alumni spots open on Wesleyan's Board of Trustees were recently distributed to seniors, tenured faculty and ...
Gates named ’07 Dean
Lisa Gates, a familiar face from the Dean's office, has recently been named Associate Dean and Dean of the Class ...
Tuition, dining prices to rise; Wesleyan most expensive in state
A 4.9 percent increase in tuition, approved by the Board of Trustees in early March, will bring tuition for ’05/’06 ...
Hersh speech blasts Bush and war policy
Seymour Hersh confirmed existing worries about Bush’s next four years in office during a Tuesday night lecture in the Memorial ...
Still recovering from meningitis, Cornish ’05 home from hospital
On the morning of March 5 President Bennet announced by e-mail that Tom Cornish '05 was suspected to be infected ...
Schlosser lecture links fast food to societal problems and changes
"When I heard I would be speaking in a chapel, I decided I would have to give a sermon," said ...
Students protest in Hartford on war’s second anniversary
Marking the second anniversary of the invasion of Iraq, anti-war activists organized marches and demonstrations in over 500 cities across ...
4,000 students march in D.C. for increased HIV/AIDS support
On Saturday, ten Wesleyan students from Student Global AIDS Campaign (SGAC) converged with thousands of other college students from across ...
Cruz-Saco meets with students
The second Dean of the College candidate, Maria Cruz-Saco, met with a small group of students Monday for the second ...